Race And Racism News and Blog Posts

Long before he became a presidential candidate, Trump had always subscribed to the theory that receiving unfavorable media coverage was better than none at all.

Some fear overpopulation could lead to mass famine and environmental disaster. Others believe it's an overblown myth.

By picking and choosing when to shield its readers from hate and when it is “necessary” to expose them to it, the New York Times is not demonstrating a strong belief in the intelligence of its readers.

Notable fact checking coverage across the spectrum this week delved into claims about Florida's COVID-19 response, Historically Black Colleges and Universities, and Hunter Biden's business dealings.

Vice President Kamala Harris recently claimed Florida is teaching middle school students "that enslaved people benefited from slavery." Let's break down this claim.

Make no mistake, affirmative action is dead, at least as it has traditionally been defined. But Roberts’ majority opinion also created an immense loophole.

News media outlets' capitalization and stylizing of "black" and "white" in terms of race and ethnicity could be a sign of media bias. Here's which outlets stylize the terms differently.

Are ESG investments helpful for society? Should ESG firms be excluded from 401(k) funds? Explore all perspectives, stances, and arguments surrounding ESG with AllStances™ by AllSides.

Race may have motivated Ralph Yarl's shooting. But many news sources already reached that conclusion before police have.

The move codified federal protections for same-sex and interracial marriages.